The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-28
Business Interests Depressed by Reason of the
Present ncertainty-Indicatons that
Grevy Will Be Ferced to Yield.
Sixty-Eight Bodies Recovered from the
Ruins of the Burned Paris Theater.
Exciting Scenes Incident to Evictions in ire
land. with Indications of Possible Blood
shed-Other News by the Cables.
Rouvfer Unable tn Form a AIinistry-Grow-
ing Depression in Eusiness Circles.

Rouvier Unable Form a AIinistry-Grow-
ing Depression in Business Circles.
Special to the indianapolis journal
PARIS, May 27-In his second effort to form
a Ministry. M. Rouvier is meeting with less en-
couraeement than attended his first attempt.
NM. Granet and Lockroy, whose assistance NJ.
Rouvier confidently relied upon, and who. he
expected. would accept the positions of Minis
ter Of Posts and Telegraphs and Minister of
Commerce. respectively. informed NJ. Rouvier
this evening that under no circum-
stances would they consent to join
a Cabinet that did not included General
Boulanger as Minister of War; and there seems
to be nothing left for NJ Rouvier to do except to
give notice to President Grevy a second time of
the absolute hopessness of his undertaking.
Precisely how long M. Grevy, if left to himself,
would pursue his obstinate policy of ringing the
changes on three four impossibilities to the
exclusion of the only available man in France
IN. Clemenceau) in the present emergency, oil
probably never be known, as it is evident fro u
the temper of the public that he must soon
give way to reason and a sense Of the welfare of
the republic
The bourse is very much depressed under the
delay in forming government and fnancers
and capitalists are joining with tradesmen and
manufacturers in denouncing the Presidents
course The increasing stagnation Of business
during the last week has been most noticeable,
and the clamor of those engaged in commerce
for relief has extended beyond the confines of
commercial circles to persons in all walks of
life. The action of the presidents of the three
Republican groups in urging upon NJ. Grevy
the removal of General Boulanger from the
War Office, created widespread excitement and
indignation. and by common consent the author
ship of the movement was ascribed to N.
Jules Ferry So strong hold did this belief
take upon the public that NJ. Ferry was moved
dite public letter, this afternoon, disclaiming
any participation in the scheme, and denying
that he was even aware of the matter until the
announcement was made through the press that
the presidents had visited NJ Grevy and stated
the nature of their errand-
Each succeeding days delay in settling upon
Ministry serves to increass the popularity of n.
Clemenceau and General Boulanger. anG to en-
phasize the demand that both be members of the
new Gabnet-the eyne as Premier and the other
fered tonight, with few takers, that NJ. Ciemen-
ceau will be invi ted to form government with
IN twenty-four hours
rumor was in circulation at late hour to-
night that NJ. Rouvier had announced his inabil-
ity to form Ministry, but it was Offset by
other to the effect that he will complete his list
tomorrow. and submit it to the President.